How to Address a Commissioner
Call them "Commissioner" when you see them in person.. Fill out an envelope with "The Honorable" if they were elected.. Use "Mr.
Steps
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Call them "Commissioner" when you see them in person.
Call them "Commissioner" when you see them in person.
2
Fill out an envelope with "The Honorable" if they were elected.
Fill out an envelope with "The Honorable" if they were elected.
3
Use "Mr.
Use "Mr.
4
Write "Dear Commissioner" and their last name as a salutation.
Write "Dear Commissioner" and their last name as a salutation.
5
List the Commissioner first and their spouse second on an envelope.
List the Commissioner first and their spouse second on an envelope.
6
Call them "Judge" if they're an elected or appointed official.
Call them "Judge" if they're an elected or appointed official.
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Refer to them as "Your Honor" if you're in court where they're presiding.
Refer to them as "Your Honor" if you're in court where they're presiding.
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Use "The Honorable" as a prefix when addressing an envelope.
Use "The Honorable" as a prefix when addressing an envelope.
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Write "Commissioner" and their last name in a letter salutation.
Write "Commissioner" and their last name in a letter salutation.
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